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minneapolis and the PresIaent

MNEBAPoLIs, July GA committee
has been appointed to extend an invi-
tstion to President Cleveland to visit
Minneapolis on the proposed north
western trip.
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mxstsrious Disannearanoa.

BERLIN, July pa party Of German
officers from the garrison of Metz,
visited Nancie in Mutt during the
national feJe last week, and nothing
has been heard from them since. It is
presumed they were arrested while
watching the review of troops, or for
having become embroiled in q quarrel.
Their disappearance has caused some
excitement in the Metz garrison.
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a Horrible stato OF Arairs.

LONDON, July 22.-Advices from
Sicily say fugitises from Catania are
spreading the cholera throughout the
island. Business is at q standstill
everywhere. Several communities have
been cordoned, and placed under quar-
antine restrictions. The heat is exces
sive, the thermometer to-day recording
95 degree in the shade.
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Rad-RuRs. Flies.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs. water
bugs, moths, rats, mice sparroWs, lacS
rabbits, gophers, chipmunks, cleared
out by Rough on Rats" 15c.
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Just and Generous.

WASHINGTON, July % The Treasury
Department has decided that animals
of high grade and value imported from
Scotland, or other distant countries, for
breeding purposes, are entitled to free
entry notwithstanding the fact they
may be for sale.
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To be Given a thorough Test.

WASHINGTON, July o. Secretary
Whitney has appointed board of
naval officers to take the cruiser atlanta
out to sea and give her battery a thor
ough test and report upon the results.
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A Huge Old Fire.

ST.. PAUL, July 22-About II O'Clock
fire broke out in the wholesale grocery
house of the Kelly Mercantile Com
pany, which has spread to several
other stores in the heavy wholesale
district. At midnight, the fire is burn
ing fiercely and the entire department
are out fighting it.
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO, 22.-The first special trans
continental fruit train of ten cars from
California, passed through Chicago to-
day, five cars being dropped re and
the other five taken on to New York.
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Who Cares q Cent?

LONDON, July PA dispatch from
st. Petersburg says it is reported there
that the Amer of Afghanistan is dis
contented with the Afghan boundary
settlement, considering that too great
concessions have been made to Russia.
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A Great Battle

sy v I9n nnhg1Eally going on in the bruo.
strives ~; = me demon of impure -I b1nad
don ions = 10 gain victory over the 0tGoa
ike Hood 4 a good reliable medicine 1e
gitL which tSsrsaparilla is the wesnon
the desneerrs q 70 defend ones self dfivs
restore neacs enemy from the field and
many vas srC1 and bodily health io y
cias. 'a'S' Irysthis peculiar me aTl
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81 know sweet songs L cannot sing"
is the frank confession of a poet who
publishes some lines in a Buffalo jour
nal. His case is by no means an isolated
one. II it were, the waste baskets at
tached TO the newspaper Offices of the
country would not have their carrying
capacity so badly oYer-taxed.-NsW
York Tribune.
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When a mother starts out to seek her
boys who are enjoying a surreptItious
swim in the neigh boring pond, there Is
likely to be brisk demand for IN
dressed kids.-Boston Courier.
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A Dis,iuguished prisoner

LONDON, July 22.-Russian agents
who have arrived at Bucharest from
Bulgaria reafirm the report that M.
Radsolavor, ex-premier, is a prisoner
at Varnox. They say that Bulgaria
is over run with armed bands.
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Our Finances,

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The receipts
of the United States since July have
been S23. 525 1888, and expenditures so
1854 being a net gain to date OF
SIS. 947.
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The benefit of advertising is very
great. Thursday a Newport man sd-
vertised III the journal for his lost dog,
and before the paper was printed the
dog broke the rope the fellow who stole
him had him tied with and ran home
Kentucky State Journal
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Tho Pope Approves It.

RoME, July 22.-Members Of the
Catholic Congress at Lucca are signing
a petition asking government to devote
its attention to the question Of recon
Citation of the quirinal and the vati-
can. 1t is stated that the Pope approves
the stan
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The Chaaa Tournament.

BERLIN, July 22.-In the chess tourna-
ment at Frankfort, to day, Bardeleben
defeated Harmonist; Blackburne beat
Zuckertort; Burn beat Schitfers; Tar
rensch beat English, and the game
between Metzger and Nos was drawn.
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Somebody proposes to propel railway
trains at the rate of 100 miles an hour
by electricity. They might well be
called lightning expresses.-New York
commercial Advertiser.
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r0ST IN A CYCLONE.
rwsnty-eight Persons Perish
in Java Waters.
cup RIG COKE STRIKE ENDED.
cuttinR WilI-The B. & o.-JsEe
NLr,-Rec ,ncIIed-Other News
Paragraphs.
Lost Sna Cyclone q.

GLASGOW, July 22.-The ship Firth OF
Nj. has been lost in a Cyclone in Java
Olna a,- Her entire crew, numbering
..aassnDtv-eight. persisted.
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,. nADhlD' July 22.-The government.
dqti ssI 20 10 aboli, h the Cuban e1nort
Vi sugar, molasses and snir4s
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Fox & SYmong

Have reduced the price of photographs.
All work done by the dry-plate instanta'
peous PROCESS. Reduction permanent
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CaptnIn Heneral OF Cuba

MADRID, July 22.-General Salamaci
has been appointed captain general of
CuDa
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PACING RACE for 5000.

Between Pomp, entered by Mr.. Carr, and
Broncho Jack, entered by Al. Rysdale.
Three in five.
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/. Valuable Cargo.

NEW YORK, July 22.-The steamer,
AtEer, which arrived here To-Day,
brought 500, 600 in gold.
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Our National asme.

NEW YORK. July 22.-Metropolitans
2. 81. Louis 2. Eleven innings-game
called; darkness.
Loui vile s:
PHILADELPHIA, July. % To days
Athletic cleveland game was given to
the former by the umpire by a score 8
to In the sixth inning. One of the
Athletic players del berately baked q
cleveland man as he was about to
catch the ball and put out an Athletic.
Wnlle the mater was being discussed.
Umpire Mitchell. to the surprise of
every body, gave the Athletics the game.
cleveland excelled at pat and field.
Score as play ed, 6 to in favor of Cleye-
land
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"BUCHU- PAIBA " Quick, complete
cure. all annoying Kidney diseases,
Catarrh of Bladder. 81. 4
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Eeconciled.

VIENNA. July 27.-The 7ogeblatt
states that King Milan. of Servia, and
Queen Natalie, his wife, have become
reconciled.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
PITTsBURe WINS,

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July 22.-Pitts-
burg won to day by hitting at the right
time and with the aid of costly errors.
Brown and Andrews made magnificent
running catches, Brown taking his with
one hand.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
American Turf.

New YORK, July 22.-In spite of t he
weather, fully 5000 people went to
Brighton Beach to ,. Rain came
down heavily, and the OK was a mire.
Six furlongs-Lucky seven won, Pa
latka second, Lottie Fillmore third.
Time, 20.
Mile aud one-six 'eenth - Warsign
won, Pat DAILY second, King Ban third.
Time 1.54A
Three quarters mile - Miss Rebel
Friend won, King Arthur second,
Adolph third. Time, 1917.
One aud one-eighth miles-Pink Cot
tage won, Lelogos second, Beverly
third. Time, coz
Seven eIguths mIle-Kink won, Little
Fellow second, Hazard third. Time,
L 33A.
Seyen-eighths mile-King B. won,
Letratea second, Banero third. Time,
I.34N.
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The Il. g. D.

New YORK, July PA conference OF
parties interested in the Ives syndicate
is being held this afternoon. There Is
no news on the matter so far, although
some faith is put in the statement that
Pennsylvania will obtain control OF the
property by a guarantee of per cent.
on The stock, and A. j. Cassett Will be
made president in CARROTS place. Gar
rett's friends say he intends giving a
farewell dinner tonight, before sailing
for Europe tomorrow. Reports are
current in the exchange that Ives q
Company have commenced proceedings
to obtain an Injunction prev ntIng Gar.
rett from transferring the stock until
their rights to it are determined. Ives
and his lawyers are still in conference
and no settlement has been made by
him
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TEN INNINGS NECESSARY.

New YORK July %. The New York
and indianapolis clubs played off the
postponed game to-day. The mach
was well played. and highly exciting
throughout, ten innings being necessary
TO decide the victory for he giants,
Glssscock and Richardson played
great game in the field. Attendance,
1.200.
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AT DETROIT.

DETROIT, July % The most success
tul race meeting ever held here ended
to-day with good weather, excellent
track and fair attendance.
Glass 2.25-Domestio won, Marvel
second, Edwin third, MambrinO fourth.
Best tune, 2 20N.
230 class-McLeod first, Ben Star
second, Eva 5. third, May Day fourth.
Best time, 24K.
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"HACKMETACK,', a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price % and 50
cents. For sale at A. G. Smith & Co.'s
Drug Store. IS
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r. U n n I n Or .
A Half-Mile Dash
A Novelty Race for $50.

The horse that gets nearest Three Minutes
gets the purse. Five Dollars entrance fee
Entries to close close July 18th, ct u O'Clock
A Half-MIe Race between two ColOred
Gents, each to pull sulky. for purse Of
so
A GREAT NOVELTY RACE for $40. Run
for BY four Donkeys, the sloWest animal
getting the money, The owners of the dom
keys not to ride their own snipsl, but oQs
of the others,
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GARRETT AND THE DEAL.

NEW YORK, July 22.-T he Tribune
tomorrow, will say: Mr.. Garrett spent
a busy afternoon at Victoria Hotel yes
terday. He received large pile of
dispatches and letters and kept four
secretaries and clerks hard at work.
To Tribune reporter, who saw him for
a few minutes. he said: Il shall
certainly 60 to Europe tomorrow. l
have nothing III rther to say about the
Baltimore & Ohio deal, beyond what
has already been published. If any
thing of which 1 could talk had hap
pened 1 would gladly give it to you. "
There is little doubt that the &C ions
are first to recover the securities which
Ives and his partner gave Mr.. Garrett
in the deal. They claim that since he
repudlated the deal he should give back
the securities. He claims that he is en-
titled to them. The second action is
for an Injunction to prevent him from
disPosing of any of his property until
the first suit is settled, sol If his OPP
ponents will they may, if needful, at
tach his properly in settlement. The
conduct of his affairs, in his absence.
Mr.. Garrett leaves entirely in the hands
of his attorney. He will sail this
morning on the EtrurtG at O'Clock
with his wife.
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. ouEsrInN oE FINIsH.

Miss Higgs-And what course would you
wish your daughter to pursue-the dead Ian
euages and the severer studies, or French
and department? Mrs Veseer twhose hns-
band has just retired from the furniture line
with fortrne)-Oh, mol l can't abide the
dead finish; give her the French polish, even
costs q Iif+lo mora
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THE DAILY
Pacific Commercial Advertiser
Is PUBLISHED
Every Morning Except Sundays.
SUBSCRIPTIONS /:
Queer Wrinkles.

Queer Wrinkles.
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER
Old Mr.. Bently (reading the paper)-I see
that Solomon has been indicted for bigamy
Old Mrs. Bently-Well, it's bout time. The
idea of a man having 700 wives.
HOME, SWEET HOME.
Lady cooking at Harlem fat)-The rooms
seem very small. Janitor (frankly)-Ye ssum,
de rooms am small fo a fac LADY, don't
see how my husband, baby and could ever
go to bed in that room Janitor-Yo' might
do as the other lady an geInnnen did what
occerpied de rooms befo'. Lady-How was
that? Janitor-Dey went ter bed tandem.
wRoNGFULLY ACCUSED.
Magistrate Ito prisoner-Have you ever
been arrested before, Uncle Rastusf Uncle
Rastus-Yes, sab. Magistrate many
times9 Uncle Rastus-WeI, bout fo'ty,
giss, but, yo' honah, one of dem times
wuzzent convicted. DGy proved me az inner
cent as er new BON babe.
SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
"WeIl Sister Sus'n Jane l cert'n'y am re-
joicedid dat yo' 'ain't got de tarryfed fever,
but eff yo' has jes' got common malary. why,
queenan's de ting fur dat. It tastes bad, but
de wuss a medersin tastes de mo- good it docs
you"
ALTOGETHER COMMEEDABLE.
Mrs Waldo, Boston lady ito her niece,
visiting from Chicago)-I am glad to know,
Cicely, dear, that you are interested in itera-
ture.
Cicely-Yes, we have recently formed
club, you know. One member subscribes for
Harpers, another for The Century, another
for The Popular Science Monthly, and so on,
and then we all go snacks.
IN THE FAMILY
Magistrate-You are old enough to know
better than to drink whisky, Uncle RastuS.
'UncTe flastus-T KANT hep it, ySF honah. I
inheritid tas fo' it. Magistrate Inherited
taste for it? Uncle Rastus-Y as sab Dat
boy Sam o mine is drunk mos Do de time
New York Sun.
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SUCCESSFUL ALL AROUND.
COMING TO THE RESCUE.

Visitor-How old are you, Willie? Willie
Sly wears old. Visitor-And when were
Won 60 WILLIE don't know. Visitor-Oh,
WilIiel a great big boy like you, and not
know when you were 9 years oldi WINES
7 ;+tIo SISTER, know when he was years
old Visitor-There, Willie; your little
sister knows. When was it, Sadiea Little
Ssictey-On his birthday.
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l.. G. sRESOVICH & CO.,

Corn n,iss,op Merchants and Wholesale alers in
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, green and dried;
manufacturers of Desccated Cocoanut. Bananas,
Lines Pine Apples, Sicily Lemons, Tahiti
oranges and Cocoanuts, Nuts of all kinds, Dates
and Smyrna Figs,
Packing Fruit for export specially. Long ex-
perienae in shipping to China, Australia, Mexico,
Central America. Eastern States. etc. Tropical
fs-5Its tz.a15lf X : leireCs BY every steamer.
branch House, san Francisc@ P. Q, box 1855.
f5onciGlu. 4. l., 2. Q. box I2o.
4I3 zI5 and ~ Washington street opposite Post
Office 412, Ala and 40 Merchant street.
10 febs8 s. SAN FRANCISCO.
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The Risdon
Iron & Locomotive Works,

Corner of Beale and Howard Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO................... CA LIFoRNlA
w. ri. Presldent
JOS. superintendent
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN
D all it's branches; Steamboat, Steamship
Land Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or
Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds. built complete
with Hulls of Wood, Iron or composite
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES Barges and Steam Tugs
constructed with reference to the trade in
which they are to be employed. Speed, ton
mage and draft of water guaranteed
SUGAR KILLS AND SUGAR-MAK1NG MA
CHINERY made after the most approved
plans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work connected
Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, OF any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, Sheets Rolled, Panched ana
Packed for shipment, ready to be rlVeteo on
the ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING. Boiler Work and
Water Pipe made by this establishment,
Riveted by Hydraulic Rvetfng Machinery,
that quality of work being far superior to
hand work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, mace
after the most approved plans.
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
cihc Coast of the HeIne Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps, for IRRIGATION or
City WORKS. purposes. built with the eele-
brated Davy Valve Motion, superior to any
other pump.
J. N. >. WILLIAMS-.........-.... onoIutn
Room No. 3, upstairs Spreckels BLOCK.
(Agent for Hawaiian Islands)
ose30- 1yd-w
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Rox AIS. BELL TELEPHONE So.

All vvorl, in nv line faithfully done. Plans and
vnaciScatfons made Jobbing in all details done
at short notice Good work and low charges Is
my motto. oo-ueco-oo
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uyes y said Mr.. Hendricks to the minister,
at an, nro1,d of that dog. Why, he knows
the different DAYS of the week" Just then
The doc began to run to a gun which stood IN
the corner. then back to his master, and wag
mis- tail Dies made mistake this time,
pa" said young Bobby; she thinks it's Sun
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w. 6. Irwin 60 Co.
311noy25tf
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NOTICE.

TTNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
Il ing between A. BROWN and J. PHILLIPS,
under the firm name and style of BROWN 4
PHILLIPS, having expired by Limitation, the
bust ness viii hereafter be carried on by MR.. J.
PHILLIPS. who viii pay all debts owed by and
collect all bills due said Arm.
j. PHILLIPS.
Honolulu, Dec. 81, 1886. $50 d&wjanI7
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-28
No Moro Throueh Rill,ne.


A. q. Bird, general freight agent of
the Milwaukee & st. Paul. has issued
the following important circular to all
agents and connections relative to
through billing
Notice is hereby given that all ar
rangements with connecting roads for
the interchange of business on through
billing, including all existing JOINT
tariffs, division sheets and special rates,
will expire onApril land agents mustnot
under any circumstances, bill through to
points on other roads, unless they have
been furnished with the new rates to
sach points, together with authority for
through billing.
These arrangements will be renewed
as early as possible. but in no case must
agents bill through to other points on
other roads without renewed authority
from this department..
Freight for points on connecting roads
to which points agents are not provided
with Q rates and through billing in
Istructions, must be billed to the juno
tion point via which such freight has
hitherto been routed at the local rate tt
such junction point.
Agents at various termini anG
junction points with other roads mus
not accept from connecting roads on O
after April I'd, 1887, any through bllline
Ito our point unless they have beer
previously authorized to do SO by thii
department.. In the absence OF such in
structions, should any freight be- Offered
on through billing, agents must appl,
by wire to this office for instructions.
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The Railroad View afit

st. Paul Pioneer Press: A prominent
railroad official said yesterday that in
his opinion the interstate commerce law
would cause a decrease Of the earnings
OF all the western roads, particularly
west of st. Paul, Omaha and Kansas
City, and he thought west of Chicago.
By the Withdrawals OF rates on mileage
tickets and excess baggags to CONNER.
cial travellers, he. said, the
travelling expenses Of these men would
be increased is per cent, which
would decrease their number. Then
passes were cut off, and where q mar
had heretofore travelled on d pass and
taken his vile along paying her fare, he
would now stay at home because he
must pay for beth, and would not care
to go alone. Then the withdrawal OF
land explorers tickets would cause many
men to stay at lone because the trip
was no longer cheap. The official said
that each of these and dozen other
things would cause Q little dropping of
and it was these little bits which made
up the earnings.
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Three Parties From Yankton

-
Yermillion Plain Talk: Last Mon
day morning, q week ago, three parties
came into town from Yankton, headed
by one Roper who appeared to be the
boss OF the gang which consisted OF o
very slick young man with o green over
coat. an evil eye and q dark moustache,
and apother-a sheeney who needs no
description further than the statement
that he WAS Q very demure looking little
Jew. They procured teams and at once
commenced q raid on the country adja-
cent to the city, claiming in town to be
working in the interest OF an Omaha
nursery company. They remained
till Friday morning, making
| visits into the country
every day to sell .'trees:" On this
morning they had been preparing to go
into the country hut something seems
to have heightened them, for, just about
the time the east bound train was due
they picked mp their luggage and de-
parted in great haste. It was then dis
covered that they had been imposing
cheap jewelry and plated silyerware
upon the farming community, which
fact they were careful not to disclose in
town. What frightened them away
may never be known, but that they were
o bad gang and are better for this COM
munity o long way off there is no doubt
for everything goes to show that they
were s.ropera," as the nam OF the leader
of the gang very properly suggests.
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SLIGO, returned a verdict Of guilty. The
conrt imposed a Sentence Of I've and
q half years.
Tho Cheney farm near UAsselton was
divided Thursday, Oliver Dalrym ple
taking his half and the other half was
sold by MIR. Cheney for $50 per acre to
Joseph Bond, OF Boston. There was S.
500 acres in the farm.
The commissioners of Sphinx county
were arranging to provide seed wheat to
needy farmers under the Williams bill,
and now publish an announcement that
The Milwaukee railroad company will
supply d limited amount at one dollar
bushel, Their notice ends as follows
1T looks as though everyone must pad.
Idle for themself. The governor vetoed
the bill giving the commissioners author
ity TO do anything"